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Experience Clay, a contemporary guide to clay techniques, tools, and traditions, is as inspirational as it is practical. Supported by clear, step-by-step illustrations, this comprehensive resource details a range of handbuilding and wheel-throwing techniques and is a wonderful source for exploring ancient traditions and historic innovations in the world of ceramic art. From the properties of clay to decoration and firing, all information presented is shown against a rich backdrop of dynamic professional and student work.
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STEPHENVILLE, Texas — To celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital soon will offer a screening mammography special on its new digital mammography unit.
From Oct. 27 to Oct. 31, Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital will require the $75 payment at the time of service and no insurance claims will be filed. The special will enable women without insurance, or with high deductible plans, to schedule their annual mammogram without worrying about the full cost of the test.
Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital has been offering its digital mammography service since September. Digital images make it easier to penetrate dense breast tissue and to create contrasts to better read the images. Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital employs the only registered mammography and breast sonography technologist in Stephenville.
"Every woman regardless of her insurance coverage should have access to screening mammograms, which are crucial to detecting breast cancer at its most easily treatable stage," said Cheryl Hatton, director of radiology services. "We are proud to offer a special rate during Breast Cancer Awareness Month."
The National Cancer Institute, the American Cancer Society, and the American College of Radiology recommend women age 40 and older have annual mammograms. Women with dense breasts or under 50 years old are specifically encouraged to get a digital mammogram, according to breastcancer.org.
A physician's order is necessary to schedule a mammogram. Often, the hospital can schedule mammography appointments within 48 hours. For an appointment, please call 254-965-1236.
About Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital
Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital, soon to be Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Stephenville, is a 98-bed acute care, full-service facility serving Erath and surrounding counties since 1926. The hospital's services include inpatient and outpatient surgery, women and infant care, advanced diagnostic imaging, inpatient and outpatient physical therapy and wound care. Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital has been recognized as a Nurse-Friendly Hospital and a Level IV Trauma Center. For more information, please call 1-888-4-HARRIS, or visit www.texashealth.org/hmec.
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Texas Health Resources is one of the largest faith-based, nonprofit health care delivery systems in the United States and the largest in North Texas in terms of patients served. THR's system of 13 hospitals includes Harris Methodist Hospitals, Arlington Memorial Hospital and Presbyterian Healthcare System, and a medical research organization. THR is a corporate member or partner in six additional hospitals and surgery centers. For more information about Texas Health Resources, visit www.texashealth.org.

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Live music, delivered to your door!
Hear It Local is the booking platform for Independent music. We help fans find, fund and book local musicians for their house concerts and parties, and we connect industry professionals with musicians for their venues and events. Our booking platform makes it easy for anyone to book live, independent music.
Why House Concerts Rock:
Hear It Local loves House Concerts. Our music fans and independent musicians do, too.
House concerts are live music concerts held in your home, backyard, or anywhere you please that can range in size from anywhere to 5 people on up. It's an amazing way to bring your friends together and see live music in a more intimate setting. House concerts also give musicians a way to play great gigs locally as well as fill their touring calendars when they're on the road.
The Team:
Hear It Local is run by people who love live, independent music.
Matt Lombardi, Co-Founder & CEO:
Matt's a huge music fan and loves supporting the local music scene (even if he doesn't have a musical bone in his body). Before co-founding Hear It Local, Matt spent six years supporting startups that solve major social problems at Investors' Circle, a network of early-stage impact investors.
Glenn Shope, Co-Founder & CTO:
Hear It Local combines Glenn's two greatest passions: music and technology. He has been writing and performing music for more than 20 years. Glenn also has more than 15 years of experience developing internet technology including founding and operating a successful web development company, Net Acceleration.
Jamie Freedman, San Francisco Community Manager
Jamie is the SF Music Examiner at Examiner.com and sings with the San Francisco Lyric Chorus, the Resound Ensemble and Conspiracy of Venus. Jamie is an ethnomusicologist by training and is an avid blogger.
Natalie Nowytski, Twin Cities Field Rep
Natalie is an award-winning Vocalist/Multi-instrumentalist and local music enthusiast. In addition to her work in local music, Natalie is a graphic designer who's worked with several local musicians.
Cassandra Gregorcyk, Twin Cities Field Rep
Cassandra is a recent Music Business graduate with a background in booking and management. She is incredibly passionate about the DIY music scene and previously managed a house venue. Cassandra is also a bassist and vocalist and all around music nerd.
Jim Dvorak, PR fellow
After singing in his university's all-male a cappella group, Jim began working with one of the largest talent buyers in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest regions. Taking his talents to San Francisco from Nebraska, Jim volunteers his expertise in public relations and marketing for Hear It Local as well as various music groups and organizations in the Bay Area.
Joyce Reitman, Business Adviser
Joyce is a serial entrepreneur with over twenty years of expertise founding and building successful organizations across an array of markets. Joyce was CEO and founder of Pragmatech, Miadora, therapyrightnow, Lusso Vero, and C3. Joyce is also on the board of trustees at the Museum of Performance and Design.
Russ Eisenman, Marketing Adviser
Russ has extensive leadership experience in the music industry. Russ spent 7 years as the Chief Marketing Officer at Tower Records. As SVP of Marketing at Amp'd Mobile, Russ led the global launch of Guitar Hero mobile, the world's fastest selling mobile video game.


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Pasadena >Bars & Clubs > T. Boyle's Tavern
37 N Catalina Ave, Pasadena, CA | Directions 9110634.146529 -118.129412
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Sauasage Sandwitch & a Pabs Blue Ribbon beer for $4, limit 1 per customer per day.
A fun non-pretentious bar to pass the time – Hanging out at T Boyles is a good time at any time! Everyone is so nice, employees & customers. It is such an enjoyable place to have a couple of beers!
Stopped by yesterday, 12/8 – It was great to be back! I remember the place when it used to be Toes Tavern. I met Troy and his parents and we enjoyed nice conversation and a beer. The place looks great and has a very relaxing feel to it. Can't wait to visit again the next time I'm in town! Thanks Troy!
Great Beer selection – This is a great place to hang out for a beer, awsome happy hour and cool owner that hangs out with everyone. Free peanuts too
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Jones Lang LaSalle real estate services in Cairo
Building on a great track record of assignments in Egypt over recent years, Jones Lang LaSalle have now opened an office in Cairo, its first branch in Africa. This new office will be part of our MENA business, headquartered in Dubai, which also includes offices in Abu Dhabi and in Saudi Arabia, as well as a far wider network of contacts and mandates across all leading Middle Eastern and North African economies.
Cairo is the largest city in the region, the 9th largest urban area in the world, and its historic positioning as an international crossroads for trade between three adjoining continents are today again driving a renewed economic focus and significance as a major business centre. Jones Lang LaSalle will be the first international real estate services firm to open in Cairo, a strong signal to the wider marketplace and a statement of intent to our clients that we intend to be everywhere they need us to be.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "A strong effort from this well-run estate, the 2007 Fleur Cardinale may turn out to be as good as the 2009, which is a slightly more ruggedly constructed and bigger wine, but not necessarily better. The 2007 is a mid-weight blend of 70% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc, and 10% Cabernet Sauvignon..."
Cellar/Tasting Notes A terrific mid-range Bordeaux.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The Cuvee Prestige, the 2006 Haut-Condissas (60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot from the vineyard's finest parcels), possesses a more saturated color as well as additional structure, body, and intense fruit. The finish is heady and long. This offering should drink nicely for 12-15 years...
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A blend of barrels taken by Nicolas Tari. A total of 46 barrels produced. This sample taken before any racking has taken place although there will probably be one in May (instead since the 2004 vintage, the wine rests upon its lees with batonnage dependent upon each barrel.) A more Semillon based..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Over-achievers in short, the 2009 La Fleur de Bouard is fabulous, with notes of blueberry, plum, licorice, white flowers and camphor followed by a full-bodied, well-endowed, textured, supple wine. Stunningly concentrated, yet silky and seductive ..."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This is one of the finest wines I have tasted from this highly regarded terroir that has rarely been exploited to its maximum potential. Loads of chalk dust intertwined with sweet kirsch, black currants, licorice and camphor jump from the glass of this full-bodied wine, which has terrific fruit..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Barrel sample. There is wood here, the fruit is fresh, with a lively acidity on top of the core of tannin. A bright, fresh, blackcurrant wine"
Cellar/Tasting Notes Medium-bodied, with firm tannins and a medium finish. Slightly hollow center palate.
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Olsen twins launch lower-priced handbag line
Olsen twins debut their first collection of handbags for their line Elizabeth and James.
Just a short time ago, we were all discussing whether or not anyone in this world would actually purchase a $55,000 backpack, after Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen debuted one from their upscale fashion line, The Row.
But now, you can accessorize like an Olsen for a lot less cash. According to Women's Wear Daily, the new collection of satchels, shoppers, messenger bags, backpacks, hobo bags, cross-body bags, clutches, pouches and wallets has been in the works for about 18 months. "We've always wanted to do handbags, but we really wanted to understand the market first and what was missing from the market and what's already existing on the market," Ashley told WWD. "We wanted these bags to be affordable."
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A couple of months ago, the twins received a lot of attention for their higher priced handbag line for The Row, featuring exotic bags that few of us could actually afford (there was even a $55,000 backpack as part of the collection), but this line for Elizabeth and James is much lower.
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The collection, which will scale in price from $125 to $625, will launch in stores in July.
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Nettie Wijsman says her 1999 gold Dodge Caravan and 2000 black Honda CRV—both equipped with $28,500 worth of modifications—were stolen from outside of her Menlo Park home last week.
The 55-year-old Wijsman told the Palo Alto Daily News ( http://bit.ly/Rvx5iN) that since since 2007 she has been confined to a wheelchair because of a rare condition called cystic angiomatosis, a condition that has left her with a fragile skeletal system.
Wijsman says the thefts of the two vehicles are threatening to take away her independence because the modifications on the vehicles allow her to drive.
There was insurance coverage on the Honda, but the van was not covered.
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Youth and parent are notified of arraignment date by mail.
A Youth Services Case Worker will conduct final research on each youth prior to their court date. This information is given to the juvenile prosecutor who will make a recommendation to the Municipal Court Judge. Recommendations can include participation in the Juvenile Restitution Program, which can include community service hours (if 13 years of age or older), diversion counseling, and any other request such as attendance at a parenting class, alcohol awareness class, or the Fabian Dominguez Jail Tour.
The youth appears before a Municipal Court judge and will enter a plea: guilty, no-contest, not guilty. With a guilty or no-contest plea, youth is offered Juvenile Restitution if he/she is a first-time offender or is closed probation and is not a threat to the community. If the youth's record indicates active probation, case can be waived to the county. If probation case is closed, the youth can be offered probation or is fined. If a "not guilty" plea is entered, case will be set for trial at a later date. The judge will set the fine.
When youth has met the conditions of the mandate (completed community service, counseling visits, and any other terms), his case will be forwarded to the presiding judge for dismissal. If youth fails to complete the mandate, case is forwarded to the presiding judge for prosecution. Youth will be responsible for any fines owed to the court.
In addition to community service and diversion, the Court is now mandating attendance for specific classes. Youth cited for Minor in Possession of Alcohol must attend an alcohol awareness course; youth cited for Minor in Possession of Tobacco must attend a smoking awareness course; youth cited for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia must enroll in a substance abuse course; and youth with repeated violations are usually mandated to attend the Fabian Dominguez Operation Outreach/LLTC Tour which is coordinated by Youth Services.


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Clinton "Clint" Eastwood, Jr. (born May 31, 1930) is an American film actor, director, producer, composer and politician. Eastwood first came to prominence as a supporting cast member the TV series Rawhide (1959–1965). He rose to fame for playing the Man with No Name in Sergio Leone's Dollars Trilogy of spaghetti westerns (A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) during the 1960s, and as San Francisco Police Department Inspector Harry Callahan in the Dirty Harry films (Dirty Harry, Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact, and The Dead Pool) during the 1970s and 1980s. These roles, along with several others in which he plays tough-talking no-nonsense police officers, have made him an enduring cultural icon of masculinity.
Eastwood won Academy Awards for Best Director and Producer of the Best Picture, as well as receiving nominations for Best Actor, for his work in the films Unforgiven (1992) and Million Dollar Baby (2004). These films in particular, as well as others including Play Misty for Me (1971), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), Pale Rider (1985), In the Line of Fire (1993), The Bridges of Madison County (1995), and Gran Torino (2008), have all received commercial success and critical acclaim. Eastwood's only comedies have been Every Which Way but Loose (1978), its sequel Any Which Way You Can (1980), and Bronco Billy (1980); despite being widely panned by critics, the "Any Which Way" films are the two highest-grossing films of his career after adjusting for inflation.
Eastwood has directed most of his own star vehicles, but he has also directed films in which he did not appear such as Mystic River (2003) and Letters from Iwo Jima (2006), for which he received Academy Award nominations and Changeling (2008), which received Golden Globe Award nominations. He has received considerable critical praise in France in particular, including for several of his films which were panned in the United States, and was awarded two of France's highest honors: in 1994 he received the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres medal and in 2007 was awarded the Légion d'honneur medal. In 2000 he was awarded the Italian Venice Film Festival Golden Lion for lifetime achievement.


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Marshall Amps. All you have to do is say the name and the images that are conjured up are as iconic as the brand itself: Pete Townshend of the Who doing windmills, Angus Young of AC/DC duck walking across the stage while tearing through the riffs of Back in Black, Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page captivating the entire world with his solos during the Song Remains the Same concert in New York City. When you think of definitive moments in rock music, odds are they took place in front of a fabled "wall of Marshalls."
Marshall valve amps and cabs have been made in England since 1966 when Jim Marshall began building his own amps in Hanewll, west London. Musicians began coming to him looking for the "perfect sound." They wanted something more powerful, something with more tone, and above all else, they wanted something loud. What Jim came up with went on to become the archetypal rock guitar amplifier. The Marshall sound was born, and it has been a part of popular music ever since.
Whether you are a hobbyist, play in bands locally or make your living touring around the world, there is a Marshall amp that's perfect for you. From the ultra-portable MS-2 Mini Amp for the space conscious, to the renowned Plexi 1959SLP, 1960AX, and 1960BX Tube Guitar Full Stack that has been filling arenas with riffs for decades, Marshall makes an amp for every player that values tone and power.
Today, the Marshall stack and half-stack is recognizable all over the world to musicians and fans alike. Legendary artists like Lemmy and Slash, as well as new guitar heroes like Simon Neil of Biffy Clyro, Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys, and Brian Fallon of Gaslight Anthem continue to crank out some of the loudest, finest rock and roll the world has ever heard through Marshall amps. Over half a century since Jim Marshall first flicked the switch on his amps, and he's still blowing us all away.


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San Jose >Food & Dining > Emperor Norton Restaurant & Pizza
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Where, Oh Where, Do the Wild Wolves Wander?
AbstractIf you were leaving home for a long walk, how far would you go? One mile, 5 miles, 10 miles? How about 550 miles?! That's a long way, but some wolves have been known to travel that far when they are leaving their packs in search of a mate so they can form their own pack. But is that how far wolves normally travel? Try this wild wolf tracking science fair project to find out!
Determine the total size of a gray wolf pack's territory and whether the pack's movements change depending on the season.
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This science fair project is based on this publication:
Strauss, Andrea Lorek, ed. Track Wild Wolves Activity Kit. Minnesota: International Wolf Center, 2005.
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Have you ever put a collar on a dog? Depending on the dog, it can be tricky to get the animal to stay still while you buckle the collar in place. Now imagine putting a collar on a wild wolf! As challenging and difficult as that task sounds, for some people, it's a routine part of their jobs.
Every summer, the wildlife biologists who work for the Biological Resources Division of the U.S. Geological Survey use safe, humane traps to catch wild wolves. Once caught, the wolves are anesthetized. Anesthetic drugs have varying effects, such as loss of sensation or loss of consciousness (sleep). When catching wolves, the biologists give them a type of anesthetic that causes them to fall asleep for a certain period of time. While the wolves sleep, they are fitted with radio collars. Each collar has a transmitter, which sends out a unique frequency. This is similar to how different radio stations each broadcast on a different radio wave frequency. When you want to listen to a particular radio station, you tune in to the broadcast signal using a radio, which is actually a type of receiver. If you want to listen to a different radio station, you change the receiver's (in this case your radio) settings to tune in to another frequency. Similarly, the radio collar of each wolf broadcasts a unique frequency and the biologists use antennas and receivers to tune in to those frequencies and use the strength of the signal to pinpoint the wolf's location. This system of using radio transmitters and receivers to track the movements of wildlife is called radio telemetry.
|Figure 1. In this science fair project, you'll use real radio telemetry data to track the movements of packs of wild wolves, like the gray wolf shown here. (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, 2008.)
Using radio telemetry to find and follow specific animals has helped wildlife biologists learn many things about the gray wolves, which live in the Superior National Forest in Minnesota, including where the wolves travel, what they eat, how much they move around, when they rest, how many wolves live together, and how often they come in contact with humans. From years of observation, biologists know that gray wolves live in packs. These packs usually consist of a group of 5–9 wolves. Two of the wolves, a male and female pair who are unrelated, are the dominant wolves. They mate and birth a litter of pups every year. The other wolves in the pack help feed and raise the wolf pups, but do not have any pups of their own. Often, the non-breeding wolves in a pack are older offspring of the dominant pair. These wolves will stay around for a couple of years before dispersing (leaving the pack) to find their own mates and start their own packs.
Wolves are territorial. Each wolf pack has a specific territory (area of land) in which it hunts for food, raises its pups, and that it defends from other wolf packs. How large do you think a wolf territory is? And do they use the same area of land all year around? Do they travel more in some seasons than in other seasons? These are the types of questions that wildlife biologists try to answer, and you can discover the answers, too, by analyzing the tracking data from real wild wolves! This science fair project will show you how to access, map, and analyze radio collar tracking data from two wolves belonging to the Pike Lake wolf pack in the Superior National Forest in Minnesota. Get ready to find out when and where those wild wolves wander!
Terms and Concepts
- Anesthesia
- Radio collar
- Transmitter
- Frequency
- Receiver
- Antenna
- Radio telemetry
- Gray wolf
- Wolf pack
- Dominant wolf (sometimes called an alpha wolf)
- Dispersal
- Territory
- Trend
- What is the structure of a wolf pack? Why do animals sometimes disperse (leave the pack)?
- What is the reproductive cycle of wolves? When do they breed and for how long do they gestate?
- What are the dietary needs of a wolf and how do they hunt their food?
- What is life like for a wolf pup as he or she "grows up"?
- How does radio telemetry work?
- What are some applications of radio telemetry?
This science fair project is based on this publication:
- Strauss, Andrea Lorek, ed. Track Wild Wolves Activity Kit. Minnesota: International Wolf Center, 2005.
To complete this science fair project, you'll need to use data from these websites:
- International Wolf Center. (2007, December 21). Background Information on the Wolves Involved in the U.S. Geological Survey Project. Retrieved December 29, 2008, from http://www.wolf.org/wolves/experience/telemsearch/wolfinfo.asp
- International Wolf Center. (2008). Track Wild Wolves. Retrieved December 29, 2008, from http://www.wolf.org/wolves/experience/telemsearch/vtelem/telem_main.asp
Additional information about gray wolves can be found by exploring these websites:
- Wikipedia Contributors. (2008, December 28). Gray Wolf. Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved December 29, 2008, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gray_Wolf
- Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. (2013). Gray Wolf factsheet. Retrieved February 21, 2013, from http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wildlifehabitat/wolf/facts.html
These resources offer more information about radio telemetry:
- Michigan Department of Natural Resources. (n.d.). Radio Telemetry. Retrieved December 30, 2008, from http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10370_12143-70426--,00.html
- Wikipedia Contributors. (2008, December 20). Telemetry. Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved December 30, 2008, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Telemetry&oldid=259154035
For help creating graphs, try this website:
- National Center for Education Statistics, (n.d.). Create a Graph. Retrieved June 2, 2009, from http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/createagraph/
Materials and Equipment
- Computer with Internet access
- Track Wild Wolves Activity Kit (1). Can be purchased from the International Wolf Center at shop.wolf.org, product #8060. The kit includes:
- Activity booklet with several possible wolf tracking projects and information about wolves and how they are tracked.
- Map (1) of the Minnesota Superior National Forest. Note: If you are interested in trying more than one of the activities listed in the booklet, or more than one of the science fair projects listed below in the Procedure and Make It Your Own sections, then you will need more maps. You can either make photocopies of the map included in the kit you buy, or purchase packages of additional maps from the International Wolf Center.
- Colored pencils or crayons. Total of 4 different colors, all of which are easy to see on the map and differentiate between.
- Lab notebook
- Graph paper
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Experimental Procedure
Before beginning this science fair project, make sure you've read the "How do I plot wolf locations?" section (pages 7–9) of the activity booklet, which comes in the Track Wild Wolves Activity Kit.
- In this science fair project, you will map the radio-telemetry-derived locations—based on information collected over the course of nearly two years—for two wolves from the Pike Lake wolf pack. The identification numbers of the wolves are: 879 and 881.
- To start this project, you should find out more about these particular wolves. Use the U.S. Geological Survey Project http://www.wolf.org/wolves/experience/telemsearch/wolfinfo.asp to look up the wolves' ages, genders, when they were fitted with a radio collar, and any other available information. Record the data in your lab notebook.
- Use http://www.wolf.org/wolves/experience/telemsearch/vtelem/telem_main.asp to find out the locations of each wolf over the course of an approximately two-year period, starting November 6, 2002 and ending November 22, 2004.
- Select wolf identification number 879 from the pull-down menu. Search all dates since 11/06/02.
- Record all the location data from 11/06/02 through 11/22/04 in a data table in your lab notebook. Make sure to include:
- Wolf ID
- Date
- Township number north (TN)
- Range west (RW)
- Section number (SE)
- Repeat the steps above for wolf number 881.
- Note: During some times of the year, when wolf hunting is allowed in some states, the database is unavailable. This protects actively radio-tagged wolves from being preferentially hunted. During those times you can still do this science project using the historical location data contained in this Telemetry Data pdf.
- Mark each location data point (for each wolf) on the map. In the end, you should have one dot for each location data point listed in your data table.
- Color-code the data points on the map, according to season. Mark data from both wolves in the same colors. Choose one color for each season:
- Fall (September–November)
- Winter (December–February
- Spring (March–May)
- Summer (June–August)
- For each data point, decide which season it falls in and choose the appropriate color. Use the township number, range number, and section number to find the location on the map corresponding to the wolf's position for each data point.
- Follow the instructions on pages 7–9 of the activity booklet in the Track Wild Wolves Activity Kit to learn how to use the township, range, and section numbers to find a particular location.
- Put a large dot in the appropriate section number for each wolf location data point.
- Some sections may have been visited by the wolves in more than one season; these sections will have multiple dots, one for every season in which they were visited.
- Color-code the data points on the map, according to season. Mark data from both wolves in the same colors. Choose one color for each season:
- Once you've marked all the data points on the map, for both wolves, mark the boundaries of the wolves' territory.
- Use the color you've associated with each season to outline the boundaries of the territory for that season.
- To reduce confusion, you may want to only mark the external section lines, as shown in Figure 2.a.
- If a particular section (or sections) on the map is part of the wolves' territory for more than one season, outline that section in all of the colors that represent the seasons when the wolves were located there.
- For example, in Figure 2.b., section 15 is part of the wolves' territory in three different seasons.
- Use the color you've associated with each season to outline the boundaries of the territory for that season.
|Figure 2. The examples above show how the wolf territory should be outlined in a different color for each season. Figure 2.a. on the left shows the territory outlined for a single season. You may find that territories for different seasons overlap, like in the example in Figure 2.b. on the right.
- Calculate the size of the wolves' territory and make a bar graph to represent the data.
- Count the number of sections in the wolves' territory to calculate the size of the territory. Each section on the map is equal to 1 square mile.
- There should be a total of five bars in your bar graph, one each for fall, winter, spring, summer, and one representing the total territory independent of season. Note: the total territory should not be calculated by just adding up the fall, winter, spring and summer territories. Do you know why? If not, look at your map again and Figure 2.b. to try to figure it out.
- If you need help making graphs, or would like to use an online program to make them on the computer and print them, try Create a Graph.
- Calculate the fraction (or percentage) of the total territory that the wolves use in each given season.
- Use your map, calculations, and graphs to try to answer these questions. Note: there aren't any "right" or "wrong" answers to these questions. You're simply looking at the data and trying to describe any trends that might be there, and come up with hypotheses to explain those trends. That is exactly what scientists do.
- During which season do the wolves travel the most?
- During which season do they travel the least?
- Can you relate their level of activity to the annual cycle of when breeding, pup birthing, and raising young pups occur?
- Are there any important natural landmarks (water, areas that might have good food, etc.) that you can spot on the map which may explain why they stay in certain areas?
- You may want to test your hypothesis using data from other wolves. The second Variation, listed below, offers a suggestion for two more wolves (in another pack) whose data you could use for hypothesis testing.
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- The U.S. Geological Survey Project http://www.wolf.org/wolves/experience/telemsearch/wolfinfo.asp includes information, when available, about how the wolves died. Analyze the data to determine what the most common cause of death is. Are certain types of death more frequent in certain areas? Hint: Map the last known location of dead wolves to find out. You may want to think of a color-coding scheme to help you analyze the data visually on the map.
- How do the territories of different wolf packs compare in size? Try the experiment above using wolves 879 and 881 from the Pike Lake pack and wolves 861 and 887 from the Birch Lake pack.
- Does the territory of a wolf pack change from year to year or does it stay the same? Plot the data from the Pike Lake pack, this time separating the data by year.
- Plot the data from several wolves associated (in the same time period) with the same pack. How often does the data suggest they travel together versus separately? Does time of year matter? How about gender?
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There are a lot of reasons to love braids: They offer over-styled strands a reprieve, they remind us of fifth grade slumber parties, they're a reliable fix for less-than-great hair days and most importantly, they're fun, giving you multiple new ways to wear your hair. Glo takes a look back at some of the most iconic braids of yesterday and today, while sharing DIY tips for the braid beginner.
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Although she was known for her seductive blond mane, Hollywood legend Veronica Lake opted for classic milkmaid braids when she was off-duty. In a 1941 interview with Life magazine, the screen siren claimed to wear her hair in braids (a style that she says took 15 minutes to complete) or in a turban or net to prevent her long strands from getting in the way.
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What was a practical style for Lake became a fashion statement by 2007 when devotees of the Boho chic trend (including Nicole Richie, Sienna Miller and the Olsen twins) brought the look on the red carpet. Today's milkmaid braids (as seen recently on Brooklyn Decker, right) are softer and more romantic than their earlier counterparts. If your hair is on the shorter side, start braids higher up by your ears as Decker does.
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In 1979, Bo Derek's braids may have popularized cornrows (with women paying up to $300 to have them done), but according to the Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History, the style evolved in Africa and the Caribbean long before becoming a trend the U.S.
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Like other braids, cornrows have become more intricate, versatile and artistic over the years. Although a full head of cornrows can take hours to complete, once hair is braided, the style is low-maintenance and attention-getting. In addition to being a signature look for stars (like Alicia Keys in 2005), the braids have become a runway favorite. (See this fashion-forward take on the trend at Jean Paul Gaultier's 2010 spring show.)
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Braids help upgrade a bun from basic to breathtaking. At left, the woven sculptural bun worn by Princess Grace calls to mind a Grecian goddess. Simultaneously dramatic and demure, the look seems synonymous with royalty.
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Hollywood royalty is no stranger to the braided updo. Because Penelope Cruz's braid-encircled bun has less volume and structure than Princess Grace's version, it's better worn closer to the nape as opposed to at the crown where it may lose its shape.
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What '60s supermodel Twiggy lacked in stature, she more than made up in hair for with this heavy-duty braid, an extension used to transform her iconic pixie 'do.
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The long, high braided pony looks glamorous, but not overly fussy on Blake Lively. While athletes such as Anna Kournikova have famously sported this 'do on the court, Lively gives it a red carpet twist by wrapping strands around her ponytail's elastic.
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Who needs hair accessories when you have braids? At the 1969 Academy Awards, actress Natalie Wood added a few delicate plaits to her otherwise simple hairstyle. With her bejeweled neckline and cat-eye makeup, the look has a touch of ancient Egypt, where hair was braided for ceremonial occasions.
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Fast-forward to today. A few select braids look relaxed and free-spirited in tousled hair. Take a cue from Drew Barrymore and tie braids off at different lengths to add to the organic, undone look. And instead of your typical elastic, use a suede or leather cord—available at craft stores—for a truly Bohemian vibe.
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Deaf Autism America
Deaf Autism America aims to increase mutual support, understanding, learning and collaboration among families and professionals in order to enhance the quality of life for Deaf and hard of hearing children with autism. The goal of DAA is to improve education, networking, resources and advocacy services for this special population.
History of Deaf Autism America
Rosangela Jaech and Stefanie Ellis-Gonzales, both deaf mothers of deaf children with autism, co-founded the first Autreat for families of deaf children with autism, which was held at Camp Lakodia, South Dakota in April of 2006.
The Autreat was a valuable and rewarding experience for all families and professionals in attendance. There were a total of 22 parents, 16 children, and 8 speakers that were a part of this groundbreaking event. A wealth of information, ideas, resources, and much more were shared during those few days, which was not possible before.
Over the years, the mothers' dream of establishing a formal organization for deaf individuals with autism never wavered. Then in the summer of 2011, an
opportunity arose to become affiliated with ASDC. Through this partnership, Deaf Autism America has an outstanding opportunity to truly grow and reach out
to parents and professionals involved with deaf children with autism. Education, advocacy, networking and support are the goals of DAA, which coincides with
ASDC's mission. Deaf Autism America hopes to be able to support and educate professionals in the field of deaf education and families of deaf children with
autism, and advocate for high quality programs and services for deaf children with autism.
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Deaf Autism America strives to create a large referral and information network. We are very interested in recruiting families and professionals involved with deaf children with autism with the goal to form a larger, inclusive group of persons interested in learning and sharing experiences, and participating in future conferences. If you have an interest in deaf autism, and would like to be actively involved in this new organization, we wholeheartedly welcome you!
The artwork, as seen above, was designed by a deaf parent of a deaf child with autism that participated in the Autreat in 2006. The sign that is being made in this picture is the official sign for autism. The hand that is moving inside symbolizes the person with autism's inclination to retreat within her/his own self, and the cupped hand represents his/her world. The sign also represents "inclusion and involvement" which serves as a reminder of how vital it is to give/receive love and attention, essential to the human spirit.
New Official Logo of Deaf Autism America
Deaf Autism America has an official logo, created and designed in conjunction with Sweetwater Media.
There are many ways to interpret this logo. Each puzzle piece represents the parents/experts and the individual with autism. They are also symbolic of both deaf and autism. The pieces fitting together are representative of the collaborative effort of the team as they work towards connecting with, and supporting, this special population as well as towards unlocking the mystery of autism.


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Yesterday, was day two of my four day conference at Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS) 'Pathway to the Heartland" conference in Springfield, Illinois. I continue to be amazed at how smoothly this conference is run. Again, I cannot say thank you enough to all the wonderful people at FGS and the Illinois State Genealogical Society, the local host for the conference.
The highlights of my day included:
The highlights of my day included:
- The opening of the conference with a posting of the colors, complete with drum and trumpets.
- Learning that 2000 attendees are here. Wow!
- Taking to heart the Mayor of Springfield's welcome and invitation to "spend lots of money!"
- Listening to the keynote speaker, David S. Ferriero, the archivist of the United States.
- Attending four sessions that furthered my genealogical education.
- Visiting the exhibit hall, three times. I controlled my purchases to a flip pal scanner cover, a map of 1820 Prussia, and a Diet soda. I could spend a small fortune on books, but I am trying to control myself.
- Getting my beads on! I received beads identifying me as a geneablogger from the geneablogger guru, Thomas MacEntee. I feel so loved!
- Meeting lots of fellow geneabloggers at a meet up at Bennigans. It was so nice to put faces to the bloggers I have read and been inspired by.
- Overlooked War of 1812 Records in the National Archives by Marie Varrelman Melchiori. I left this session realizing I need to spend more time learning about the national archives. Thankfully, Ms. Melchiori gave us a wonderful bibliography and tips on how to get more information.
- The Illinois State Archives by Gregg Cox. Mr. Cox is the archivist of the archives and provided lots of information on what is available there in an entertaining way. Illinois residents receive help and searches for free. (I may have to enlist my favorite Chicago resident, my daughter, for help.) Out of state residents pay a nominal fee.
- Discovering Old World Origins with U. S. Records by David Ouimette. This session provided lots of places to look in the United States for the country of origin of your ancestor. Mr. Ouimette stressed the importance of looking in the United States before you make the jump to another country. I can't wait to get home and use his ideas and tips for immigrant research.
- Going Beyond the Bare Bones: Reconstructing Your Ancestor's Lives by Thomas W. Jones. In this sold out session, Mr. Jones used four case studies to demonstrate how to take information gleaned from records to create biographical type narratives. He included genealogical sources which are helpful in creating these biographies.


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Bill Cunningham: Sky-High Heels and the Return of the Dress
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If you don't adore legendary lensman for the NY Times Bill Cunningham it's probably only 'cause you don't know who he is. He's been doing his "On the Street" photography column for the paper forever, which is, hands down, the best part of the Time's fashion coverage. This past week he did his totally on-point column on the piping-hot fashion trend of "spidery" high heels combined with short dresses. He also talks about the demise of handbags as the centerpiece of the outfit. It's a must-see.
^^"People who complain that there is no fashion and no style…they're nuts!" –Bill Cunningham.


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Okay, a little back ground here. I am 27 y/o and when I was 23 I was diagnosed by my PCP as a type 2 diabetic, simply because I was over the age of 18 and had an A1c of 8.0. I was put on all sorts of different oral meds then Byetta, then Victoza, then back to Byetta. I began working out feverishly and eating a very low carb diet... I lost 60lbs! But all these things did not keep my b/g from steady rising more and more. So, after 3.5 years my PCP finally agreed to let me see an Endo. After reviewing my chart and talking with me she said I am DEFINITELY type 1, not type 2. She said if I hadn't gone low carb and started exercising like I did they would have figured it out much sooner. She immediately adjusted all my insulin (which I began taking in Nov. with my PCP cause everything else had failed). And she wants me on a pump which I am all for an incidentally have am just waiting on the paperwork to go through.
Okay, so last night I was very very upset because they keep decreasing my insulin doses to increase my blood sugars because they are too low, I am frustrated because my sugars are all over the place and I hate that! My CDE says its because I work out so much that I am very sensitive to insulin and require extremely small doses. Some days I just feel like maybe I shouldn't be taking any insulin but with none it shoot right up into the 300s within 24hrs. I'm frustrated and confused at the moment.
I suppose what I really want to know is, I am taking only 16u of insulin total 6u Lantus, 10u Novolog that just seems like an outrageously small amount considering how the "standard" is 0.5-1u/kg/day. Thoughts? I mean is it possible that I can honeymoon 4 years after because I just started on insulin. Incidentally when I first started I was on 18u Lantus and 7u Novolog.
And finally, all these fluctuations are making me nervous about getting my pump. Is having a pump going to help with all these lows?
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If you are regularly getting two hour post prandials such as 178 and 218, then you need to adjust your I:C ratios as you are not getting enough insulin. Keep in mind that many of us have different ratios for different meals, so you just have to play with it making small changes and watching it for a couple days until you are in target more of the time than not.
As for the lows in between meals: Unfortunately, Lantus is not an exact science because it doesn't really last 24 hours. And since you are so insulin sensitive, you are right, that 5 units may be too little. I would suggest you split your Lantus into two doses or switch to Levemir which has a bit smoother action. Then you can figure out how much to take at night and how much in the morning
theres your culprit- your not snacking hence 4 hour lows. Technically, you should try and get 5-6 smaller meals in a day. EG, have an apple midmorning, some low sugar/fat free yoghurt etc. Im honeymooning like you and dont need to bolus for such items, you may not have to either. Andi agree, your two hour readings are too high. Up the insulin and snack on healthy (even low carb if you wanted to) foods. Your waiting too long if your not eating in 4 hour windows imo.
You have Lantus active all the time, although many of us don't think it lasts 24 hours. So it's more likely to reduce lows if you have less of it at any given time.
Some people eat small meals, but that is an older concept of diabetes management. If your basals are set right, then there is no reason you should have to snack. If you are going low and then eating snacks you're "feeding the insulin" instead of the other way around. Unfortunately with such a low dose, it's hard to set it right. One option is also to get syringes with 1/2 unit markings, that way you can try to decrease it by 1/2 unit rather than a whole one. Or you can just get a pump...lol. With a pump you can input multiple different hourly rates to accommodate different basal needs.To answer your original question, yes, a pump would help you, because you can have different basal rates and you can make changes as little as .025!
I also disagree with your endo. Doctors tend to overemphasize preventing lows. Moderate lows (I don't even treat unless it's under 60!) come with the territory and if you avoid having them too frequently you can restore your hypo unawareness. Purposely staying high to avoid going low to me is indicative of somebody that doesn't have any useful ideas on how to fine tune doses!
Oh, I didn't know you were that close to getting a pump. There is definitely a learning curve with the pump, but you will find it much easier to manage your blood sugars with one. Yes, it will help with a lot of what you are struggling with!
Sorry,I might have come on a bit strong about your endo, but I just wince everytime I hear "it's better to run a bit high".
How much carbs are you eating at each meal? Seems you are spiking too high and then dropping too low.
Some carbs do seem to spike us worse than others. And seems that the profile of the insulin is not matching your blood sugar rise and fall.
Do you bolus just before you eat, or in advance of eating?
I eat 40 carbs at breakfast, 60 at lunch and less than 100 at dinner, I bolus 15 minutes prior to eating.
I agree that the insulin is not matching my rise and fall, I just don't know how to fix it. If I wait too long after I bolus to eat, then I go low before I eat... it's like no matter what I do I go low!
You might want to try cutting the carbs a bit. I personally find that when I go over 50 carbs at a sitting my usual I:C ratio doesn't work well. At breakfast that threshold is lower. Also certain types of carbs will always spike me and I've found them impossible to accurately bolus for so I just don't eat them. Everyone has their own list of these, but for me it is cereal, rice and to a bit less extent, pasta. I used to love granola, yogurt and fruit for breakfast. I tried every kind of healthy, hi fiber, sugar free flax added, etc etc cereal and none of them worked, so now I just eat some kind of egg dish with a small amount of carbs.
I agree, Terry, that the basal seems off and needs to be set first. Unfortunately this is hard to do when you're very insulin sensitive. I so think julianne is going to thrive on a pump!
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Overcharged and underserved – We didn't know in advance that there was a prix fixe Easter brunch menu (made the reservation based on Brighton's brunch menu). When we arrived, we discovered we'd be paying $65/adult and $30/child for our buffet. We have a 3-year-old that eats one bagel, so we NEVER would have come had we known the prices were so high (more than triple that of their standard brunch buffet). The food was fair - cold eggs, hard french toast, stale bagels. The service was fair - dirty plates accumulated and drinks were not refilled without asking, even though these were the only things they had to do. Then we received the bill and were furious to see that a 20% gratuity had been automatically added, without any notice, even though we were only a party of 3!
Horrible experience-- what a waste! – We made a reservation for Sunday night and arrived early. Even though the restaurant was empty, we were shuffled to the corner. The waiter, Josh, was pretentious and rude. When we asked for his opinion on a bottle of wine (yes, it was not the most expensive wine on the list), he responded: "I don't know how much wine do you drink, it's impossible for me to give you a sterling answer". He then tried to up-sell another bottle that costs twice as much. Just came back from wine country, we felt that was way over-priced. We went with our choice, a 2000 California cab, and he came back in 2 minutes and told us they were out of that bottle and asked us to pick another one, so we did.
The food was nothing to write home about and the service was rushed-- from the bread, the appetizer to the entree was less than 10 minutes. We were still at our first glass and they came to pick up the dishes. Eventually I asked him, "Are you closing early today?" He said, "No. Why?" I told him we never felt so rushed by the service in a decent restaurant. He said they were prepared for the restaurant week and everything was ready to go (pre-cooked, I assume). His attitude was so snobbish that we felt insulted.
We went there for its menu and the quality was disappointing. The scallop tasted previously frozen and the fish was smaller than a business card. I had the wild berry with cream for dessert and the blueberry (which should be in season) was dry out and wrinkled. I felt we wasted a perfect evening and over a hundred dollars, which could be spent anywhere else with much enjoyable results.
I would not go back and definitely not recommend it.
Very surprised it's part of Intercontinental – Given the IC name I thought Brighton's would at least be semi-decent. Was I ever wrong! Its food quality rivals that of Denny's. There are much better choices in the Inner Harbor. The only good thing is the valet parking for free (but you tip them anyhow). Service is okay, but certainly not what one would expect from an IC restaurant. A Day's Inn, maybe.
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Situated in the gracious Harbor Court Hotel, Brighton's is possibly the prettiest dining room in Baltimore with its lemon silk wallpaper, chintz curtains, hand-painted floral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Inner Harbor.
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The restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea. Breakfast selections are traditional morning foods. At lunch, soups, pastas, salads, and sandwiches beckon, like smoked chicken salad with granny smith apples and raisins on sourdough, flaxseed bread. Dinner choices include a velvety smoked oyster stew appetizer, an arugula salad with shaved fennel, black mission figs and pickled ginger vinaigrette, juicy salmon in parchment paper with aromatic vegetables, veal scaloppini in a savory mushroom and roasted shallot sauce, or Baltimore's Surf and Turf, a tender filet mignon and a sauteed lump crabcake.
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Rather Be
Pat Wood - 12/04/2014
A well choreographed dance to a great upbeat number. All classes loved it and requested a repeat. Well done Dee.
Spread A Little Love
Lorna Mursell - 12/04/2014
Nice little dance, flows well with nothing to difficult that allows you to sing along to the music, well done Graham, nice one :-)
Cha Cha Burn
Hilary Birks - 12/04/2014
Great music, brillaiant dance that fits exactly.
Spread A Little Love
Lorna Mursell - 12/04/2014
Nice little dance, flows well with nothing to difficult that allows you to sing along to the music, well done Graham, nice one :-)
Lisa Bessinger - 11/04/2014
Taught this last night after putting it on the back burner for a couple of weeks. It went down really well and the class enjoyed dancing it twice during the course of the evening. Well worth looking at as nothing too complicated. Very catchy tune. I hope it does well.
Elaine Hornagold - 11/04/2014
Although I wasn't going to teach this 'cos I didn't really like the music, I was asked to do so by some of my class and they really liked it! I have to say it is a good dance & it was an easy teach they just need a bit more practice on the last section, but they'll have it off pat by next week I'm sure!
Elaine Hornagold - 11/04/2014
Great music track and dance. Not too difficult but with some interesting step combinations to keep the interest, and just 2 easy tags. I really hope this does well!
Mona Lisa
Marion Brechin - 10/04/2014
Forgot to rate it ... And Well Done Daniel another great dance from you x
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Marion Brechin - 10/04/2014
Gave this to my class 2 weeks ago . it did seam fast at first but ones they got it .. It went down well ..
Fiddlers Reel
Carol Moore - 10/04/2014
Nice little dance, nothing too complicated. Well done Ethel.
Wendy Annall - 10/04/2014
Ignore what it looks like on paper, this is a fabulous dance and brilliant track. Can't wait to put it in tonight they are going to love it. Niels has written a top ten dance I wish I could give it ten stars. Good luck with it Niels.
Love's Highway
David Spencer - 10/04/2014
Some of my class seemed to get a little disorientated with the turns in this dance. Fortunately it's fairly simple to take out the full turns and give an alternative. We don't do a lot of country ones these days but the gentle pace and the lack of tags and restarts meant it was quite well received.
Hit The Floor
David Spencer - 10/04/2014
When I first checked this one out I thought the funky shoulder parts might put my class off a bit. So what I decided to do was give them an option of just doing the basic steps or dancing it with the extras mentioned on the step sheet. Most decided to keep it simple and found it�s not a particularly hard dance. But there�s the opportunity for those who want to, to give it a bit more attitude. Great heavy dance beat and they were all up for it again when we danced it at the end of the night. It's one of my favourites so far this year.
Paul Worthington - 10/04/2014
A superb dance to a great music track. The two kick ball points into the hitch cross make it a little different. Steps not too difficult and the two easy tags are easy to spot. Hope it does well.
Cowboy Dreams
Linda Garrett - 10/04/2014
This is a lovely improver dance to a great tune, no tags or restarts, nice steps which flow well. Everyone in the improver class enjoyed it, thank you Darren


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